Address: 124 S. Business IH 35, New Braunfels, TX 77429 (map)
Our Rating:
Type of Margarita Tasted: Adobe Cafe Rita on the rocks and Dos Lunas silver, Grand Marnier sweet and sour and fresh squeezed lime on the rocks
Ingredients Listed on Menu: none
Review: After reading numerous reports of the quality of Adobe Cafe's margarita we had to make our way there for a sample. The bartender did an amazing job of blending fresh squeezed limes, 100% blue agave tequila and the other complement of ingredients which turned out to be one fine drink. This margarita was exceptionally smooth and left us craving another. The Adobe Cafe Rita was a delicious house margarita with a touch of sweetness. We didn't catch the brand of tequila used in this version but based on the taste, it didn't matter.
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Address: 23237 Aldine Westfield, Spring, TX 77373 (map)
Our Rating:
Type of Margarita Tasted: House margarita with Sauza Hornitos Plata tequila
Ingredients Listed on Menu: none
Review: Tequila Patio caught our eye with their agave themed outdoor signage. Once inside, the bar appeared to stock quite a few brands of tequilas, which we would expect from an establishment with this name. While the margarita mix is smooth and low on the sugar factor, the taste is bland and somewhat watery. This margarita is only average and was a disappointment after going in with high expectations.
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Address: 2111 S Valley Mills Dr, Waco, TX 76706 (map)
Our Rating:
Type of Margarita Tasted: Garter Rita, La Suavecita and House Margarita
Ingredients Listed on Menu: Garter Rita - Rio Grande tequila (substituted Patron Anejo), Triple Sec, El Chico exclusive margarita mix; La Suavecita - Don Eduardo Anjeo tequila, Grand Marnier and El Chico exclusive margarita mix
Review: As back to back 1st place winners for best restaurant margarita at the Waco Margarita and Salsa Festival in 2005 and 2006, El Chico Cafe knows how to serve up a quality margarita. Their Garder Rita is served in a jumbo glass wrapped around with an El Chico branded garder that you get to keep. It's contents are smooth and exhibit the right combination of sweet and sour. Though not a huge fan of orange juice in a margarita, those who do will enjoy the La Suavecita. The tequila in this version matched well with the other ingredients in this drink.
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Address: 12770 Southwest Fwy, Stafford, TX 77477 (map)
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Type of Margarita Tasted: Mardi Rita
Ingredients Listed on Menu: none
Review: Razzoo's Cajun Cafe has one margarita listed on their extremely decorative menu, the Mardi Rita. This frozen drink does not posses any extraordinary properties and can be best described as average. The taste reveals a generic lime margarita concentrate which is typical in a lot of frozen margarita machines. A proper balance of ingredients lessens a potentially oversweet beverage.
| | 2.8 69Address: 8030 IH 10 W, San Antonio, TX 78230 (map)
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Type of Margarita Tasted: Top Shelf Margarita frozen and on the rocks
Ingredients Listed on Menu: Patron tequila
Review: As you walk into Mamacita's Mexican Restaurant you are immediately impressed by the incredible decorations and ladies making tortillas in the middle of the restaurant. The flavorsome top shelf margaritas are as equally memorable. Our taste buds were treated to a balance of flavors pairing superbly with the smoothness of the Patron tequila. We highly recommended the overall experience of Mamacita's.
| | 2.1 44Address: 200 Riverwalk St., San Antonio, TX 78205 (map)
Our Rating:
Type of Margarita Tasted: Antigua Rita, Perfect Margarita, 100% El Agave
Ingredients Listed on Menu: Antigua Rita - Antigua Cruz silver tequila and Patron Citronage, Perfect Margarita - Patron silver and Patron Citronage, 100% El Agave - Herradura tequila and Cointreau
Review: The San Antonio Riverwalk is known for serving up some of the best margaritas in Texas which is why we were extremely disappointed at our recent visit to Iron Cactus. Three different margaritas variations were tried and each one came out excessively sweet, two to the point of being undrinkable. We inquired over the taste of the drink and were relayed a shocking message from the bartender "we use real lime juice so you won't be able to taste the flavor of the tequila." WHAT? One of the key components of a great margarita is the flavor of the tequila. We applaud the fact that they use real lime juice but the over use of simple syrup and lack of flavor ruined these margaritas.
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